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Switchboard Choices for Domoticz Raspberry: Balancing Automation & Tradition, Expander Options

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  • #1 16674918
    jaremas
    Level 10  
    Hello
    How do you solve your separateness?
    I am finishing home electrics and automation.
    Relays planned in cans, transmission on twisted pair. I want to be able to give up automation and go back to tradition. I put a second, smaller one under the raspberry and lsa kron connectors above the electrical switchboard.
    I am thinking of a connector expander for raspberry and arduino. I want duplicate devices and the possibility of a quick change
    Have any of you solved it similarly? Which expanders did you use? I'm thinking about it https://botland.com.pl/raspberry-pi-hat-ekspa...kspander-wyrożen-gpio-dla-raspberry-pi-32b-z- Szybkozlaczami.html
    Lsa plans to connect all twisted pairs to the connectors, plus two power and ground rails.
    Do you have a problem with Arduino? Ask question. Visit our forum Arduino.
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  • #2 16680025
    ditomek
    Level 22  
    jaremas wrote:
    I am thinking of a connector expander for raspberry and arduino. I want duplicate devices and the possibility of a quick change

    You can develop it. what expanders are you writing about and how should this quick stopper look like, what for what?
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  • #3 16680126
    jaremas
    Level 10  
    I mean pin expanders with Raspberry. I sent the link to the expander in the first post. As for the fastener, I want to have a second Raspberry with an SD clone ready in case of failure.
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  • #4 16680145
    ditomek
    Level 22  
    What you have linked is a board that allows you to connect to GPIO cables.
    The expanders are e.g. 74HC165 for inputs and 74hc595 for outputs. This tile does not have it.
    Do you need a lot of IO? Any Arduino, including mega, can also play the role of IO. There are libraries for this - firmata.
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  • #5 16680239
    jaremas
    Level 10  
    That's exactly what I mean. They call them expanders, but they don't have multiplexers, well ...
    As for the amount of IO, I will support Arduino Mega or BeagleBone Black. I have not made a decision yet.
  • #6 16680695
    djlukas
    Level 27  
    These things start with a piece of paper and a pen. Design assumptions are listed and then appropriate components are selected.
  • #7 16705278
    wampirek
    Level 18  
    I used pcf8574A at my expander role with uln 2803 and smiaga az nice

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around integrating automation with traditional electrical systems using Raspberry Pi and Arduino. The user seeks a solution for a dual setup that allows for easy switching between automated and manual control. They are considering using GPIO expanders for the Raspberry Pi, specifically mentioning a product link for a GPIO expander. Responses highlight the use of various expanders like 74HC165 for inputs and 74HC595 for outputs, and suggest alternatives such as Arduino Mega or BeagleBone Black for additional I/O capabilities. One participant mentions using the PCF8574A expander with ULN2803 for their setup.
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